Ode to Vesey Fitzgerald in a Tory reform era
A verse sketch laments Lord Vesey Fitzgerald once hailed for charm now sidelined by reform. It recalls past favors, political shifts, and a return to ease as Whigs rise and Tories scatter. The poem contrasts former influence with current mellow times and a round of conviviality.
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Vesey
Clive
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Wellesley
Peel
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Chance
Ant
Paris
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France
Pig
Londonderry
Lord Fitzgerald
Board of Control
Ben Jonson
Iidar
Emui
Adrian
Alexandria
Muritania
Dacia
Abulita
Orbis
Terraum
P.c.lr
England
Olloway
B. C. Brodie
R. Dobson
John Eliotson
Herbert Mayo
Travers
A. White
J. Andrews
T. Cailiway
R. Partes
J. Briggs
J. Malyn
W. C. Dendy
A.E. Wagner
Edward Binns
R. Bright
J. Zawship
PaAy Stalford
Taunton
Sing
J. Busk
John Bishop
Wengeance Anauuceus
G.pilcher
Surrey
A.C. Hutchinson
Royal Metropolitan
Strand
Femple-bar
Extraordinary phenomena and recollections across distant shores
The narrative blends a spectacular sea scene of vivid light with reflections on Lord Bacon's retreat at Gorhambury, the decay of his mansion, and panoramic musings on ruins. It includes verse from a sonnet on November and notes from an Englishman in Turkey about Mustafa, cross appointments, and changes in Ottoman conduct.
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Hell
St. Albans
Lord Francis Bacon
Gorhambury
Tottering
Rednbeast
Mark
Turkey
Mustapha
Street Atkins
Oice
Duldiv
Powell
Wright
Thomas Powell
Black
Riars Road
London
United Kingdom
Blackfriars-sond
Her Majesty's Commissioners of Stamps
Destructive Northward Gales Flood London Thames Banks
Last week strong north and north east winds swelled into a hurricane along the Thames. By Monday afternoon vast inundations followed as the river rose rapidly, flooding High street Wapping and surrounding alleys, washing away goods, damaging wharfs, and stranding vessels. Homes, cellars, and courtyards filled with water from Millbank to Rotherhithe, with notable toll on Harrison’s wharf, Blackwall railway, and Westminster areas. families sought escape by boat and ladder, while authorities used wherries to move suitors and witnesses to court.
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Shadwell
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Wapping-street
Harrison's Wharf
St Katharine’s
Leith and Glasgow
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Pelham
Caroline Hunter
Ploughalley
John Brander
Great Hermitage Street
Hunter
Crown Alley
St. Katharine’s Dock
Tyrrell
Blackwall
London Dock
Bridge
Limehouse
Steel-yard
Calvert's Brewery
Westminster
Palace-yard
Westminster Hall
Carmon-row
Milbank-street
Vinestreet
Milbank Row
Vauxhall Bridge
Milbank Penitentiary
Hungerford Market
Duke of Buccleuch
Westminster-bridge
Houngerford-market
Blackfriars Bridge
Deptford
Nine-elms
Battersea
Paradise Row
Rotherhithe
Tooley-street
Bermondsey
Horselydown
London
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Rotherhithe-street
Elephant-lane
Thames Tunnel
Bankside
Holland Street
Son
Pellatt
Dne
Messrs. Doherty and Co
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Dowes
Guildford-street
Hawgood
Park-street
Union-street
Ewer-street
Belvedere Road
Wandsworth
Vauxhall Turnpike
London and South-Western Railway
Kennington-oval
Old Waushall
Brunswick-house
Duke of Brunswick
Fore-street
Lambeth
Battersea Bridge
Red-house
Luggy’s Mill
Surrey
Battersea-fields
Chelses
Swan-pier
Fulham
Matyear
Hammersmith Suspension Bridge
Nichols
King-street
Red Lion
Tower-mall
Chiswick
Strand-on-the Green
Kewbridge
New Brentford
Brentford-bridge
Isleworth
Lemdon
Millbridge
Rochester
Stroud
Gravesend
Bromley
Enderby
East Greenwich
Greenwich
Hargrave
Royal Hospital
College
Barziside
Messrs. Capel and Co
Gravellane
Londonbridge
St Katharine’s Dock
Union-stairs
Wapping High-street
Blackawall
Essex
Aarpeg
Tas Taamys
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Vauxhall
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Goodram
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Higgs
White Swan
Magpie
Stump
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Hannah
Devonshire
Smith
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Lupton
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Coshen
Briggs
Lpton
Charles Briggs
Steadman
Norman
Lewes
Anchor Inn
Pocknell
Anchor
Witness
M‘kenzie
Jane Saxton
William Smith
English
Cliffe
Devastating Thames Flood Destroys Property Across London
Floods inundated dozens of districts from Battersea to Greenwich as tides rose and broke embankments. Homes, warehouses, and gardens were submerged with water levels reaching feet in many streets. Boats and fire engines worked to rescue belongings while rats, fish, and debris swirled through flooded areas.
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